"In my part of the world, February is a trickster. Think of it as the Joss Whedon of months. (Ignore the part in parentheses if that last sentence confused you.)"
(Feb. 5, 2008, Mockingbird's Nest)
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- The Mr. Spock of wine bloggers
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- The Cosmo Kramer of special education
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- The Dirk Diggler of celestial bodies
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- The Dita Von Teese of cupcakes
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- The Katie Couric of the paranormal
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- The Iago of the past eight years
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